Any help for selecting the correct Trail tech tach for a CRM AR?

i found this thread but its for the convensional fork models
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4085&p=24832&hilit= ... ech#p24832

what you guys reckon?
my speedo drive is broken so will need to do the whole magnet speedo set up regardless (if thats how it works)

just trying to work it out because I got an offer to buy my tacho

thanks in advance

perhaps this one?

for 'generic inverted fork'???

http://www.trailtech.net/75-700.html

not so worried about the brackets, I can make one if need be

more worried about the sensors supplied and the speedo

Iv been advised by a few keen motarders to look into getting Koso Guages instead.

The Trail Tech dashes are known to be fragile.
and IMO look a little chunky once you put the indicator attachments on.

this one looks very similar, but almost looks as if they have made an updated version of the trail tech

http://www.digital-speedos.co.uk/new-db ... -120-p.asp

Koso also manufacture a unit that is powered by an internal battery.

Apologies for my last post, as I didn't realise that there was now a universal indicator kit to suit the DB02R !

Might consider this option myself as the speedo drive has gone on my CRM as well.

Cost of a new speedo drive from LT = £96 ! plus postage !

this is a way down the road for me... ( speedo is working and is possibly accuratish? )

do these run ok off the generated power or is some kind of battery set up needed to be added?

the price of the vapor(s) are better than the koso..

( incidentally - I have a koso on my hornet - ok ish altho the raised mounting screw hole on the back of the unit has come off - ( now held with a cable tie ) and internal condensation occurs after rain! - had it on about 20 months now... the condensation appeared after about 6 months... I ride wet or dry tho.... )